The table of DC-RTM redistribution information entries. This table is used to determine how routing information is redistributed to routing protocol managers (RPMs) using DC-RTM's Routing Protocol Input interface. The RPM to which the information may be redistributed is called the destination RPM. Routing information is received from RPMs and from the MIB (for static routes); these are referred to as the routing information source. In general, DC-RTM will not redistribute a route from an RPM back to the same RPM. The one exception to this is if it is explicitly configured to do so - in other words, if it is configured with a redistribution rule where the source and destination filters both indicate the same RPM instance. One example use for this is to inform an instance of BGP which of its routes are active - see the definition of bgpRmAfiSafiAdvertiseInactive in the BGP MIB for more details.